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Discover the magic of active travel on an e-bike tour. On our pedal-assist electric bike , never worry about going the distance. Are you a relaxed rider traveling with an avid cyclist? A grandparent keeping up with sprightly grandkids? We call our e-bike “the Equalizer,” because our e-bike tours use technology to eliminate the challenge of mismatched fitness levels. There’s more than the equalizing factor. Sometimes the joy of discovering a new place gets lost along a challenging bike route. On e-bikes, casual riders can focus on the sights around them. With a boost from the battery, never choose between reaching the next vista and having happy legs next morning!

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Berlin to Prague Easygoing E-bike Tour

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Loire Valley Easygoing E-bike Tour

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Provence Luberon to Lavender Country Easygoing E-bike Tour

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Great Tours for eBikes

Class 1 eBikes are welcomed on most of our fully supported and inn-to-inn tours. Class 1 eBikes are pedal assisted to a max of 20 mph and do not have a throttle. Class 2 or Class 3 eBikes are not allowed on any of our tours. We don’t support any type of eBike on our van-supported, educational, or self-contained tours due to the lack of overnight charging stations, mechanical assistance, and/or SAG vehicles on the road.

Tours that welcome eBikes will be marked with this icon:

Some inn-to-inn and fully supported tours do not support eBikes due to restrictions on our route or shuttles which limit their use. Additionally, various local, state, and federal regulations prohibit eBike usage on some roads and trails that these tours use.

Some tours allow, but require special permitting for eBikes. Obtaining necessary eBike permits is the tour participant’s responsibility. Please check state and federal websites for up-to-date information about restrictions for e-bikes for specific jurisdictions.

Because every rider, eBike, road condition, and elevation profile is different, it is ultimately up to the participant to judge best whether their battery will last through each tour day. We recommend using pedal assist in its lowest setting or off when not needed to maximize battery range. Bringing a second battery is also recommended. They can be carried by staff on our fully supported events, but will need to be carried by the participant on our inn-to-inn trips.

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Inn to Inn. Spend a long weekend riding the scenic roads that bring you through Maine’s only National Park – Acadia. Relax by the rocky Otter Cliffs, listen to Thunder Hole, and maybe even take a trip on the famous Carriage Roads.

Inn to Inn. “Majestic,” “striking,” and “otherworldly” are just some of the words used to describe the Black Hills of South Dakota, and you’ll see it all from your saddle as you cycle along lightly traveled roads and portions of the unforgettable Mickelson Trail.

Fully Supported. “Majestic,” “striking,” and “otherworldly” are just some of the words used to describe the Black Hills of South Dakota, and you’ll see it all from your saddle as you cycle along lightly traveled roads and portions of the unforgettable Mickelson Trail.

Fully Supported. This fall you won’t need to worry about traffic as you ride your hybrid or mountain bike 330 miles on gently graded gravel and dirt trails from the heart of the nation’s capital north into Pennsylvania.

Inn to Inn. Prepare for challenging riding and mind-blowing mountain scenery as we go up, over, down, and around the heart of Oregon’s Cascade Range. Pack light — we’ll stay indoors at a slate of hotels and mountain lodges, where we’ll take advantage of civilized dining and great swimming in several high-mountain lakes.

Fully Supported. On this stunning weeklong tour, you’ll experience Big Sky Country in all its glory. We’ll travel through spectacular mountain ranges and broad scenic valleys, enjoy quiet roads, and explore terrain that boasts loads of history and hosts more cattle than humans.

Fully Supported. Here’s your chance to sample our heralded Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, fully supported and load-free! We’ll travel from the lively resort town of Whitefish, located near Glacier National Park, to the southern end of the spectacular Swan Range, one of Montana’s less-visited geologic gems.

Fully Supported. On this fabulous tour through the Pacific Northwest, you’ll get up close and personal with some of the most scenic landscapes in Washington, from the lush forests of the Cascade Range’s western flank to the arid plains of the eastern slope.

Inn to Inn. Going-to-the-Sun Road was conceived as a way to permit visitors a glimpse of Glacier National Park’s mountainous interior without the need to travel by foot or horseback. Completed in 1932 after 11 years of work, this engineering and scenic marvel accounts for only one day of our spectacular Glacier-Waterton Loop!

Inn to Inn. This incredible bike tour takes in a pair of the most spectacular trails in the U.S., featuring easy riding through wetlands, lakes, and meadows, along with some fascinating regional history.

Fully Supported. This incredible bike tour takes in a pair of the most spectacular trails in the U.S., featuring easy riding through wetlands, lakes, and meadows, along with some fascinating regional history.

Inn to Inn. There might not be a trail in the U.S. better suited for a relaxed ride than Missouri’s popular Katy Trail. Car-free, virtually flat, and featuring a crushed-limestone surface, the trail dishes up plenty of towns and attractions (and ice cream stands) along the way to keep things interesting. This tour is perfect for any wanderer who enjoys meandering through small towns and stopping to smell the roses.

Inn to Inn. Ride the Ohio to Erie Trail and connect the Ohio River on the Ohio/Kentucky border with Lake Erie to the north. This great 8-day tour will cover one of the longest continuous bike paths, also designated as Ohio Bike Route 1.

Fully Supported. If you’ve been led to believe the Lone Star State is pancake flat, this weeklong bike tour through the rolling Texas Hill Country will prove otherwise. Plus, you’ll love the dazzling displays of spring wildflowers and Texas barbecue.

Inn to Inn. Ride with us through Vermont’s tranquil Northeast Kingdom with its colorful mountain vistas and stunning views of sprawling Lake Champlain.

Inn to Inn. This weeklong inn-to-inn tour weaves along the glorious northwestern coastline of Washington’s Puget Sound and through its famous San Juan Islands, offering an irresistible combination of manageable daily mileages and world-class scenery.

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Electric pedal assist biking tours.

At Escape Adventures, we are always on the cutting edge of tour innovation. The quality and technological advances of electric bicycles this past year has changed the way we think about our tours, locations we go, and routes we take.

The bikes of tomorrow are here today.

What does this mean? It simply means you can now take a vacation and not worry as much about the physical part and instead go faster and farther, while still enjoying the exercise, scenery, and fresh air.

Our E-bike (both road and mountain bike options) vacations are created specifically for both first-time cyclists and experienced bike enthusiasts who want to bring their partners who don’t bike nearly as much. E-bikes can work as a standard bicycle or electric bicycle. Each trip is supported and designed by our professional and attentive guides who are avid cyclists themselves. Every Escape Adventure is slightly different than the next, perfectly tuned into what each destination has to offer. Feel what it’s like to tour the world's most beautiful places with your own mechanics, personal chefs, and local cultural experts.

The following destinations have the option of riding an E-bike.

MT. CHARLESTON MOUNTAIN BIKE TOUR

OLYMPIC PENINSULA

THE WHITE RIM TRAIL

THE AQUARIUS TRAIL

BRYCE AND ZION ROAD BIKE TOUR

BRYCE AND ZION Intro MOUNTAIN BIKE

BRYCE & ZION MULTI-SPORT

BEST OF MOAB MOUNTAIN BIKE

BEST OF MOAB ROAD BIKE TOUR

CANYONLANDS, ARCHES, MOAB – ROAD

CANYONLANDS, ARCHES & MOAB – MOUNTAIN BIKE

BRYCE & ZION MULTI-SPORT ROAD BIKE

ESCALANTE Intro MOUNTAIN BIKE TOUR

ARIZONA ROAD BIKE TOUR

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROAD BIKE TOUR

NEW MEXICO ROAD BIKE TOUR

ENCHANTED CIRCLE MULTI-SPORT ROAD

NAPA VALLEY WINE COUNTRY

WINE COUNTRY WEEKEND BIKE TOUR

BIG SUR ROAD BIKE TOUR

OJAI & SANTA BARBARA

HIGH SIERRAS & SEQUOIAS BIKE TOUR

DEATH VALLEY & RED ROCK ROAD

DEATH VALLEY & RED ROCK MTB

LAS VEGAS ROAD BIKE TOUR

LAS VEGAS MOUNTAIN BIKE TOUR

LAS VEGAS ELECTRIC BIKE TOUR

IDAHO SINGLETRACK

HOT SPRINGS Intro

IDAHO HOT SPRINGS MULTI-SPORT

IDAHO ROAD BIKE TOUR

BACHELOR & CRATER LAKE ROAD BIKE TOUR

CRATER LAKE & BEND MULTI-SPORT ROAD

OREGON COAST ROAD BIKE TOUR

VOLCANOES & WATERFALLS BIKE TOUR

SAN JUAN ISLANDS ROAD BIKE TOUR

SAN JUAN ISLANDS MULTI-SPORT

GRAND TETONS & YELLOWSTONE ROAD BIKE TOUR

GRAND TETONS & YELLOWSTONE MULTI-SPORT MOUNTAIN BIKE

GRAND TETONS MULTI-SPORT ROAD BIKE TOUR

MONTANA MULTI-SPORT ROAD

HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK BIKE TOUR

FLORIDA COAST TO COAST BIKE TOUR

A word from our founders.

For those who have yet to tour with us, we appreciate the opportunity to introduce you to our family-run company and guiding principles of sustainability and adventure. Our portfolio specializes in Western North America and is rapidly growing internationally. Building on over 100 destinations, we cater to the full spectrum of active traveler, respective to fitness level and activity type. From road cyclist to mountain biker to electric biker, hiker, and multi-sport enthusiast, and from first-timer to friends and family groups of all ability levels, on behalf of our Escape Adventures family, we look forward to many new and exciting adventures with you.

With much gratitude, and happy trails,

Jared and Heather Fisher

Founders and Owner-Operators Escape Adventures

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Electric Bike Tours in USA & Canada

Electric bikes (or e-bikes, hybrid bikes) are designed to make cycling easier.

The pedalling ‘boost’ provided by an e-bike opens up more options, allowing people of different fitness levels to cycle together or to allow less confident or fit cyclists to take on greater distances or routes that they may otherwise consider too tough for their current capability.

Being battery powered, there is absolutely no motor noise, and a nightly top-up using just the power outlet at your hotel will have you fully charged for the next stage.

Electric bikes are becoming very common in Europe and many of our cycling trips in the USA and Canada now have an electric bike option.

An e-bike is the ideal way for newcomers to cycling trips to enjoy the benefits of a handlebar based holiday. With an e-bike, it is possible.

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Rum Runners Trail by bike

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Prince Edward Island By Bike

Introductory to moderate.

Blueberry Bicycle Route

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As the pioneers of self guided cycling trips in the United States and Canada you can expect a seamless experience. Our detailed route notes and logistical expertise sets us apart and ensures a quality self guided cycling experience for you.

Quality Cycling Services

Expect first-class and flexible support both on and off the trail. We've sourced the highest quality bikes and most authentic accommodations so you can enjoy a stress free self guided cycling trip in your chosen pocket of the US or Canada.

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Our team is passionate about cycling in North America and their extensive knowledge and experience means you get the very best advice - every time. We will help you tailor the right self guided cycling itinerary for you.

E-bike upgrades are possible upon request, subject to availability. They are provided with panniers, helmet, lock, bell, and basic tool kit. Great option for a boost and extra pedal-power!

North America Active is committed to responsible travel and true sustainability. It was a commitment formed when our parent company, World Expeditions, was established in 1975, and today, in the face of a multitude of threats to global environments and cultures, our commitment is stronger than ever. Over several decades we have honed our responsible travel philosophy and are continually assessing and improving initiatives that are practiced in the field to ensure that we are mitigating our impact to the smallest possible footprint. By joining a hiking or cycling tour, you too are making a concerted effort to minimize your impact when you travel. Learn more about our Thoughtful Travel policies and practices .

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Discovery & Cruising

These are our least demanding trips. These journeys of discovery and cruises involve little or no extended activity and are suitable for people with a basic level of fitness and good health. The itinerary may take place in remote areas (with basic facilities) and may involve long travel days on various types of transport. Sightseeing may be conducted on foot and all participants should be capable of carrying their own luggage from vehicle to hotel rooms. These adventures rarely involve camping.

Adventure Touring

These adventure tours may visit remote areas where facilities are often basic. Some of these trips involve camping or basic lodging. These adventure tours will sometimes involve long journeys and rough roads. Sightseeing and optional day walks are often included and these days may involve up to 5 hours of physical activity.

These trips involve trekking or walking, cycling, or paddling for up to five or six hours a day at a slow but steady pace and should never be misinterpreted to mean they are easy trips. Hikes are mainly on well-defined trails with undulating terrain and cycling is on mostly flat surfaces.

These trips involve a combination of what is described in our Introductory and Moderate levels. The emphasis is on introductory activity with some moderate components. Hiking trips typically require carrying a daypack only, but could involve carrying a pack of up to 20 pounds (9kg), depending on personal gear.

These adventures involve trekking, cycling, or paddling for up to 6 or 7 hours a day at a steady pace. Many moderately graded hiking trips involve the carrying of a daypack only, though some may involve carrying a backpack of up to 30 pounds (14kg), depending on personal gear. Hikers should be prepared for plenty of roots, rocks, significant elevation gain, wilderness camping, and potential variable weather conditions. Cyclists should be prepared for undulating terrain and some steep hills.

Moderate to Challenging

These trips involve a combination of what is described in our Moderate and Challenging levels. The emphasis is on moderate activity with some challenging components. Hikers should be prepared for very rugged off-trail hiking, significant elevation gain, wilderness camping, and to carry a pack weighing up 45 pounds (20kg), depending on personal gear.

Challenging

These adventures involve trekking, cycling or paddling in remote areas in variable weather conditions for up to 8 to 10 hours a day (possibly more subject to weather conditions and altitude). Hikers should be prepared for very rugged off-trail hiking, significant elevation gain, wilderness camping, and to carry a pack weighing up to 45 pounds (20kg), depending on personal gear.

These journeys of discovery and cruises are suitable for people with a basic level of fitness and good health.

Suggested preparation: Once or twice a week, we recommend you walk on undulating terrain for an hour, for at least 2-3 months prior to departure.

To enjoy these adventures, we suggest you are reasonably fit, healthy, have a moderately active lifestyle and have a positive attitude.

Suggested preparation: Two or three times a week, we recommend you walk on undulating terrain for an hour or more, for at least 3 months prior to departure.

Our introductory trips are not ‘easy’ trips and you will need a reasonable level of fitness and good health.

Suggested preparation: 30 minutes of aerobic exercise (either cycling or jogging) three times a week for 3 months leading up to your trip.

On these adventures you will need a good level of fitness and be in good health.

Suggested preparation: We recommend 45 minutes of aerobic exercise three times a week from a minimum of 3 months leading up to your trip. This can include swimming, jogging, hard walking or cycling. For hiking trips, hill or stair walking with a 15lb daypack is highly recommended at least once per week.

These adventures require a good level of fitness and be in good health.

Suggested preparation: 1 hour of aerobic exercise, three to four times a week and extended periods of exercise during the weekend. This can include swimming, jogging, hard walking or cycling. For hiking trips, hill or stair walking with a full day pack is strongly recommended at least once per week (or a 30lb pack for backpacking trips).

These trips require an excellent level of fitness and be in good health.

Suggested preparation: 1 hour of aerobic exercise, four to five times per week for three to six months leading up to departure. Hill walking with a full pack in variable weather conditions or on/off road cycling is essential.

On these adventures, you will need to be completely comfortable in adverse weather conditions, have an excellent level of fitness and be in good health.

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Greg's Solo E-bike Tour Across America is Completed After

4,685.8 miles = 7541.1 km.

Lindsay Colbert, Executive Director of the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy and Gregory celebrate the completion of the E-bike Tour Across America in San Francisco after 4,685.8 miles of cycling in four months.

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FUNDS RAISED

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Gregory's Journey: The Tour in Numbers

Total distance: 4,685.8 miles, average mileage per day: 65.1 miles, maximum incline: 27.1%.

This map shows the real GPS data of the cross-country e-bike tour. Gregory followed parts of the historic Lincoln Highway, U.S. Bicycle Routes 44 and 50, regional trails, and many new local routes that e-cyclists rarely explore.

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Follow Gregory as he e-biked across the United States.

Watch Gregory as he arrives in San Francisco

I am Gregory Maassen, a Dutch-American cyclist living in Washington, DC. Linkedin .

I e-biked solo and unsupported across the united states from washington, dc to san francisco, a 4,600+ mile journey to raise awareness and support for the treatment of peripheral neuropathy. thank you for joining me on this historic journey., the e-bike tour started on april 2 and was completed four months later on august 2, 2022, gregory followed the historic lincoln highway and a new transcontinental cycling route  designed for this project, in the footsteps of a young president eisenhower as he traveled in 1919 as part of a military convoy, inspiring his creation of the interstate highway system in 1956. they drove at a speed of 6 miles per hour . gregory (age 54) hopes to bike at an average speed of 12 mph . the route is 3,400+ miles. with detours, gregory has cycled 4,685.8 miles. he has arrived in san francisco free of injuries, accidents and incidents., in the news, as supreme commander, eisenhower oversaw the liberation of the netherlands during wwii, something the dutch will never forget. this ride is a tribute to the long-lasting dutch-american friendship. , did you know the united states' l ongest unbroken, peaceful relationship with any foreign country is with the netherlands.

"On the Dutch island of St. Eustatius in the Caribbean, the first foreign salute to the American flag took place on November 16, 1776; John Paul Jones was received as a hero in Amsterdam in 1779 when he landed with two captured British ships; and the Dutch Government entered into secret negotiations with the Continental Congress, starting in 1778, on the draft of a Treaty of Amity and Commerce.

But, most important, on April 19, 1782, John Adams was admitted by the States General of the Dutch Republic as Minister of the United States of America, thus obtaining the second diplomatic recognition of the United States as an independent nation. Adams also succeeded, on October 8, 1782, in signing the first Treaty of Amity and Commerce between the two countries. This recognition of the United States as an independent nation can be regarded as a key step in our country's efforts to take its rightful place in the world community of nations as a sovereign state."

In recognition of this long and fruitful relationship between our two countries and peoples, President Reagan designated April 19, 1982, as Dutch-American Friendship Day.

Source: https://www.reaganlibrary.gov/archives/speech/proclamation-4928-dutch-american-friendship-day-1982

John Paul Jones (born John Paul; July 6, 1747 – July 18, 1792) was a Scottish-American naval captain who was the United States' first well-known naval commander in the American Revolutionary War.

Image credit: A 1781 painting of Jones by Charles Willson Peale.

Gregory is raising funds for the   Foundation   for  Peripheral Neuropath y   for research and education. Peripheral neuropathy is a little-known or understood but debilitating disease that attacks the nervous system, affecting 30 million American people. Be part of the journey, sponsor one cent per mile, tax-deductible. All proceeds go directly to the foundation. Learn More!

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Brunswick, MD Hagerstown, MD Little Orleans, MD Cumberland, MD

2 Pennsylvania

Ohiopyle, PA Pittsburgh, PA Monaca, PA

Salem, OH Wooster, OH Shelby/Bucyrus, OH Bluffton, OH Van Wert, OH

Fort Wayne, IN Elkhart, IN Michigan City, IN

Chicago Heights, IL Joliet, IL Naperville, IL Dekalb, IL

Rock Falls, IA Clinton, IA Waterloo, IA Marshall Town, IA Newton, IA Adel, IA Panora, IA Avoca, IA

Omaha, NE Fremont, NE Columbus, NE Grand Island, NE Kearney, NE Lexington, NE Gothenburg, NE North Platte, NE Ogallala, NE Sidney, NE Kimbell, NE

Cheyenne, WY Laramie, WY

Walden, CO Steamboat Springs, CO Craig, CO Dinosaur, CO

We will be in Boulder for a week to have a break.

Vernal, CO Ballard, CO Duchesne, CO Heber City, CO Salt Lake City, UT Vineyard, UT Santaquin, UT Nephi, UT Moab, UT Delta, UT

We will be in Salt Lake City for a week to have a break. The stop in Moab is not part of the original Lincoln Highway.

Baker, NV Ely, NV Eureka, NV Austin, NV Fallon, NV Carson City, NV

12 California

Markleeville, CA Kit Carson, CA Shingle Springs, CA Sacramento, CA Vallejo, CA Oakland, CA San Francisco, CA

A BIG THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING HOSTS

David Lohnes - Wooster, Marieke Wagner - Berlin, James Reilly - Fort Wayne, Andy McCaskey -  Elkhart, Van Salmans - Wheaton, Phil - Marshalltown, Howard Kutler - Omaha, Sherry and Steve Jones - Grand Island,  Patricia, aka the Trail Boss - Baker, Jered Sneesby - Sacramento, John and Chris Davis - Vallejo.

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Gregory went cross-country.

E-bike Lovers' founder Gregory Maassen e-biked 4,500+ miles to raise funds supporting research on peripheral neuropathy. The route was never e-biked before by a Dutch-American E-Cyclist living in Washington DC who founded E-bike Lovers . That is not surprising as Gregory is the only cyclist ever to attempt to e-bike this route.

Arrival in San Francisco

The configuration of the Riese and Muller Supercharger for the cross-country E-bike Lovers transcontinental Eisenhower-Lincoln Highway cycling route

Images of the e-bike and the trailer. The wooden shoes are coming along!

E-bike Lovers Cross-Country Touring bike.

Route Video

E-bike Tour 2022

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 01 – Washington DC – Pittsburgh – C&O and GAP

This is the first segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 02 – Pittsburgh – Fort Wayne

This is the second segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 03 – Fort Wayne – Clinton

This is the third segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 04 – Clinton – Avoca Near Denison

This is the fourth segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 05 – Avoca – Gothenburg

This is the fifth segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 06 – Gothenburg – Laramie

This is the sixth segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 07 – Laramie – Salt Lake City

This is the seventh segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 08 – Salt Lake City – Ely

This is the eighth segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 09 – Ely – Carson City

This is the ninth segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

E-bike Tour – Fundraiser – Segment 10 – Carson City – San Francisco

This is the tenth segment of a cross-country e-bike ride inspired by an historic military convoy that followed the Lincoln Highway in

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The Journey

E-biking across the us requires serious planning, organization.

The route is divided into 10 segments . Where possible, the route follows established cycling routes such as U.S. Bicycle Routes 44 and 50.

Many miles of the route are undocumented and require careful planning to charge the e-bike.

A cross-country trip requires months of training to avoid injuries.

It also takes time to learn how to handle equipment on a trip that is fully self-supported.

Fitting the bike and learning camping survival skills are essential steps in preparing for the tour.

It took over a year to prepare for the journey, especially since COVID-19 seriously has disrupted supply chains.

We waited ten months for the tour e-bike to arrive, not to mention all other equipment such as panniers and tents.

The Dutch E-Cyclist

Gregory Maassen is a multimedia, strategic digital marketing, videographer, documentary maker, author, and manager. He lived in the Netherlands, Armenia, South Africa, Botswana, Afghanistan, Russia, Iraq, Macedonia, and Jordan.

And now: He is an E-Cyclist who traveled across the United States filming for a documentary and raising funds for research and awareness of peripheral neuropathy.

Gregory founded E-bike Lovers to provide members with free, high-quality e-bike travel experiences. The social group is the largest and most inclusive group of e-cyclists in the United States. Read more about E-bike Lovers and e-bike technology in a BBC interview . 

He has a Ph.D. in Business Administration and lives with his wife Janet in Washington DC. He is working on three documentaries following his epic tour across America.  Linkedin .

Meet The Advisory Board

Although gregory e-bikes solo, he is supported by an impressive team of advisors.

Dr. Ahmet Hoke

Dr. hoke is professor of neurology and neuroscience and director of the daniel b. drachman division of neuromuscular diseases at johns hopkins university school of medicine..

Heather Mason

Heather is the president national bicycle dealers association, principal women's cycling, bicycle retail radio podcast, brand & retail strategist, author, columnist, and motivational speaker..

Ambassador Michael S. Owen

Michael s. owen is a retired us ambassador and author of " after ike ", a book on the historic convoy that inspired gregory to design a new cycling route based on the lincoln highway, cycling in the footsteps of president eisenhower..

Nancy Frohman

Nancy is a former banker and director of development and marketing of the foundation for peripheral neuropathy . she was responsible for fundraising, volunteer management, marketing, and public relations at the foundation..

Andrew McCaskey

Andy is a lincoln highway association member, elearning developer, and electric vehicle enthusiast. he is coordinating rotary club contacts for the e-bike tour along the historic lincoln highway. .

Stacey Udell

Stacey is a senior public relations specialist and media advisor to the  foundation for peripheral neuropathy . she is the former co-chair of the long island awareness walk and fundraiser for the  reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome association . she also provided pr counsel to achieve3000..

Michael Wright

Michael is a former district sales manager at meda pharmaceuticals and founder of the world's largest p eripheral neuropathy community support group with over 18,000 members..

Nathan Merris

Nathan is a former mercedes benz automotive master technician and is currently a software developer. he is an active member of the e-bike lovers' leadership team and the organization's chief e-bike technology officer..

Henry Posner

Henry is the founder of kramerbooks and afterwords café, the first bookstore café in the country. e-biking has become a way of life for henry, building international travel around e-biking, rentals, and as a means of exploring the world..

James Heilig

James is a physiotherapist with over 40 years of experience. he has trained with gregory over 1,500 miles and is a big proponent of e-biking. james recommends that anyone talk to their doctor to see if e-cycling can be part of an healthy exercise regime..

Brian McCotter

Brian mccotter is e-bike lovers' strategic communications director and has extensive experience leading and managing integrated organizational communications, stakeholder relations, and corporate strategy projects., about peripheral neuropathy.

A debilitating disorder that deserves more funding

Peripheral neuropathy is not a single disease. It’s a general term for a series of disorders that result from damage to the body’s peripheral nervous system.

Some types of peripheral neuropathy develop suddenly, while others progress more slowly over many years.

Causes include diabetes, chemo treatment, COVID-19 , other viral infections, hereditary diseases, and idiopathic causes.

Source: www.foundationforpn.org

Click on the arrow to learn more about Peripheral Neuropathy symptoms

Peripheral Neuropathy symptoms usually start with numbness, prickling or tingling in the toes or fingers. It may spread up to the feet or hands and cause burning, freezing, throbbing and/or shooting pain that is often worse at night. The pain can be either constant or periodic, but usually the pain is felt equally on both sides of the body—in both hands or in both feet. Some types of peripheral neuropathy develop suddenly, while others progress more slowly over many years. The symptoms of peripheral neuropathy often include:

• A sensation of wearing an invisible “glove” or “sock”
• Burning sensation or freezing pain
• Sharp, jabbing, shooting, or electric-like pain
• Extreme sensitivity to touch
• Difficulty sleeping because of feet and leg pain
• Loss of balance and coordination
• Muscle weakness
• Muscle cramping/twitching
• Difficulty walking or moving the arms
• Unusual sweating
• Abnormalities in blood pressure or pulse

Symptoms such as experiencing weakness or not being able to hold something, not knowing where your feet are, and experiencing pain that feels as if it is stabbing or burning in your limbs, can be common signs and symptoms of peripheral neuropathy.

Peripheral neuropathy affects millions of Americans, but research is underfunded. We need to find a cure for all those who silently suffer from this debilitating disease. 

And I know how hard it can be. I was inflicted with a post-infectious small fiber neuropathy in South Africa. E-biking helped me restore my strength and sanity.

We need your support. Donate now!

Dr. Gregory F. Maassen

Founder E-bike Lovers

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Cross-country e-bike ride route finalized.

The 3,400+ route is designed. It follows the Lincoln Highway in the footsteps of a young President Eisenhower as he traveled the route in 1919 as part of a military convoy, inspiring his creation of the Interstate Highway System in 1956. The Tour stops at over 60 locations.

Touring E-bike Arrives

The training program was seriously impacted as the touring e-bike, ordered in Germany in March 2021, was declared "lost" by the dealer in November. A replacement e-bike was found in the United States on November 30, 2021.

Fundraiser Program Design Starts

The Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy is selected as the recipient of the fundraiser for research and education.

Partnership with Peripheral Neuropathy Success Stories!

The Cross-Country E-bike Tour teams up with the largest Facebook Support Group for Peripheral Neuropathy. Visit the Facebook Page of Peripheral Neuropathy Success Stories!

Fundraiser Goes Live and Advisory Board is Established

Donations are accepted in support of the fundraiser and the Advisory Board is established.

Send-off Party with E-bike Lovers

Meet Gregory at the E-bike Lovers' party on March 19, 2022 at the Carderock Recreation Area Pavilion, Potomac, MD 20854, near Washington DC.

The Cross-Country E-bike Tour Starts

E-bike Lovers' founder Gregory Maassen will e-bike over 3,400 miles to raise funds supporting research on peripheral neuropathy.

The Cross-Country E-bike Tour Arrives in Colorado

The Tour is completed for approximately 50% of the journey.

Completion of the Cross-Country E-bike Tour

Gregory completes the solo E-bike Tour across the United States from Washington, DC to the Bay Area of San Francisco, a 4,500+ mile journey.

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Image credits: Gregory Maassen / Wikipedia.

The Best Bike Trips in the U.S. You Can Book Right Now

We found the safest bike tours along America’s most spectacular routes so you can check another ride off your bucket list!

Currently Covid cases are at an all-time high in the U.S. Before you book any trip, check for travel restrictions and mandates in states and counties you’ll pass through and understand they may still be in place when it’s time for your trip. If so, respect these restrictions and their communities by rescheduling for a safer time.

Riding your bike can be a fantastic escape from unprecedented stress—as many of us learned (or relearned) in 2020. And riding it someplace beyond your locals adds even more magic. But during a pandemic, everything from traveling to get someplace new to being part of a group is complicated. We debated skipping our annual travel awards, but ultimately decided to focus on stateside trips (potentially eliminating or reducing air travel) run by companies instituting rigorous safety protocols.

Our editors vetted hundreds of tour outfitters and analyzed their itineraries for things like average tour size, traveler reviews, value, and quality of the rental fleet. Each company we chose to feature established practices to combat COVID (everything from providing masks to testing staff regularly to sanitizing equipment), and many have eased their cancellation policies, decreased group sizes, and bolstered their self-guided and private trip options. Of course, it’s still up to you to travel responsibly: Ride within your limits to avoid taxing local health systems, check for travel restrictions in states and counties you’ll pass through, and if you’re sick, stay home. And if your personal situation, local conditions, or sense of caution keep you at home this year, we hope you use this list to shop for the trip you’ll do during a better time.

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Whether you want to pedal through Montana’s Big Sky Country, tackle Malibu’s toughest climbs, meander Florida’s scenic Gulf Coast, or travel the Underground Railroad route by bike, these are the 26 most spectacular cycling getaways in the U.S. this year.

BEST FOR FOODIES

Mendocino gravel, the outfitter, the cyclist’s menu.

Created by husband and wife Zander and Heidi Ault (a farm-direct chef and a former pro mountain bike racer), this six-day, five-night tour seamlessly marries stellar gravel riding with phenomenal eats. Routes explore a playful 10-mile stretch of coastline and tranquil roads and trails through more than 50,000 acres of Redwood forest (daily mileage runs 30 to 70). Breakfast spreads, picnic lunches, and sumptuous evening meals all lean into local providers (fresh-caught seafood, community-grown greens, and craft brews) and group bonding (tours are capped at eight travelers; 10 for private) is the goal. Days wind down with happy hours overlooking the coast ahead of comfortable overnights at the MacCallum House Inn.

6 days | 250–300 miles | $3,650 | Intermediate/Advanced

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Berkshires small group bike tours | farm to fork fitness adventures.

Spend an easy morning riding between three on-farm tasting experiences in the world-renowned foodie destination before enjoying a farm-to-table lunch.

1 day | 40–60 miles | $140 | All Levels

BEST GRAVEL

Montana gravel tour, the cycling house.

Head into northwestern Montana’s backcountry on this doubletrack and dirt road adventure. This six-day trip is fully supported, features a mix of challenging climbs and zippy descents, and offers customizable routes (daily mileage range: 20 to 55) to please less-experienced gravel riders and veterans—like the climb up to the Morrell Mountain Lookout at 7,700 feet and sections of the legendary Great Divide Mountain Bike Route. A home base at the Double Arrow Lodge in Seeley Lake means you only unpack once, and locally sourced meals prepared by Cycling House chefs keep you fortified throughout.

6 days | 160–215 miles | Starts at $2,995 | Intermediate

Sierra Gravel Camp | Dirt Gypsy Adventures

This mixed-terrain camp (gravel, fire roads, asphalt, and singletrack) offers some of the best off-road riding in and around Northern California’s Tahoe National Forest—along with swimming holes, beer tastings, and farm-to-table dinners.

5 days | up to 295 miles | $1,975 | Intermediate/Advanced

BEST FALL COLORS

Lake champlain valley fall foliage.

Enjoy Vermont’s famous foliage by bike on this inn-to-inn adventure across the gently rolling valley between the Green Mountains and New York’s majestic Adirondack peaks. Daily rides wind through a breathtaking canopy of red, amber, and gold, while topping out at 54 miles—giving you time for off-bike exploring. Picnic lunches, covered bridges, and a seemingly endless number of New England’s iconic red barns add to the allure. Lodging includes historic hotels and charming country inns.

6 days | 160–275 miles | $2,559 | Intermediate

Mississippi Natchez Trace Guided Tour | VBT

The South has some of the country’s most spectacular, and underappreciated, fall foliage. This guided trip gives you a generous glimpse along the historically significant Natchez Trace Parkway, a designated bike route that loosely follows the original 500-mile Native American footpath that connected Natchez, Mississippi, with Nashville.

6 days | 95–140 miles | $1,995 | Recreational/Intermediate

BEST CULTURAL HISTORY

Underground railroad route, adventure cycling association.

The Underground Railroad was the secret network of homes and churches that helped enslaved people reach free states and Canada. This route from Mobile, Alabama, to Owen Sound, Ontario, pays homage to that perilous journey and is part of the ACA’s 50,000+ mile route network. While there is a guided tour offered on the route, it is most frequently traveled by self-guided cyclists who rely on the ACA’s detailed maps and GPX data for guidance. There is no fee to ride the route other than to purchase the map set or GPX data, or use their Bicycle Route Navigator app. (Adventure Cycling members also get a discount on paper maps, among many other benefits).

2,016 miles (shortest leg 378 miles) | Intermediate/Advanced

Bike/Hike New Mexico | Great Freedom Adventures

Dive into New Mexico’s rich Indigenous culture and history on foot and by bike. Ride highlights include the High Road to Taos and Enchanted Circle, a National Forest Scenic Byway.

6 days | 50–130 miles (+15 walking) | $3,190 | Intermediate

BEST FOR FAMILIES

Mt. rushmore family tour, bicycle adventures.

This six-day itinerary pairs riding time with activities that kids (and parents) will enjoy. Options for tagalong bikes and trailers make it accessible to even the smallest riders, and van support keeps them close when legs tire out. Groups max out at eight; small enough to accommodate mood swings and last-minute plans. The route ticks off educational landmarks, too: South Dakota’s Mt. Rushmore, Wind Cave National Park, and Crazy Horse. Plus, families get ample bonding time in the afternoons and evenings to relax and unwind.

6 days | 110 miles | $2,566 | Recreational/Intermediate

South Rim Grand Canyon | Western Spirit

Families who are serious about biking will love this all-day on the bike, nights under the stars, exploration of one of America’s most iconic natural attractions.

5 days | 75–95 miles | $1,295 | Intermediate

BEST NATIONAL PARK TOUR

Yellowstone to glacier, rei adventures.

You’ll hit two of America’s most stunning national parks on this 10-day, fully supported journey through Big Sky Country. Ride days range from 34 to 80 miles, and nights are spent both under the stars and in comfortable hotels. Sky-high geysers, wildlife encounters (bison and mountain goats among them), and craft beer samplings will round out your experience. Climbers will like the 10 miles of switchbacks up to the Continental Divide–Pipestone Pass. And there are plenty of off-bike thrills as well, including lake swims and whitewater rafting. The bucket-list highlight: the ride to Logan Pass at 6,646 feet up Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park.

10 days | 455 miles | Starts at $3,999 REI members ($4,268 non-members) | Intermediate/Advanced

Maine Bike Tour | Backroads

Immerse all of your senses on this trip through and around Acadia National Park. Pine forests, fresh lobster dinners, and time to wander museums and local shops round out the laid-back experience.

5 days | 90–160 miles | $3,199–$3,599 | Intermediate/Advanced

BEST MOUNTAIN BIKING

Fruita singletrack, western spirit.

A mix of steady climbs and rollicking descents on this epic dirt-culture experience will keep your quads guessing. The riding is challenging, but you’ll be rewarded with near-constant panoramic views of the Colorado River Valley and La Sal Mountain range. Guides sweat the small stuff (Western Spirit has set the standard in lavish camp cuisine for more than 30 years) so you can squeeze all the stoke from some of Colorado’s premier singletrack, including the famous Kokopelli Trail, the Western Rim, and the purpose-built Book Cliff Trail System.

5 days | 100 miles | $1,295 | Intermediate/Advanced

Idaho Hot Springs Mountain Bike Tour | Escape Adventures

At the end of each exhilarating day riding premium Sawtooth Mountain trails, you’ll be met with a freshly prepared meal and a bubbling hot spring to unwind in.

5 days | 70–115 miles | $1,349 | Recreational/Intermediate

BEST WOMEN-ONLY

Finger lakes wine country.

This women-only tour of New York’s Finger Lakes region—the birthplace of the women’s suffrage movement—includes stops in Susan B. Anthony’s and Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s hometowns. Enjoy a mix of rolling and flat terrain with rides that range from 13 to 50 miles and stops to sample the dry Riesling and other wines the region is famous for. There’s also time to explore museums and parks that tell the story of how American women fought for the right to vote.

4 days | 125–140 miles | $1,640 | Intermediate

Viva Southwest Las Vegas/St. George Mountain Bike Skills Camp | Sacred Rides

Forget light spins and wine sipping: This is for mountain bikers who want a solid week of coaching on some of the best trails Las Vegas and southwestern Utah have to offer.

6 days | ~75 miles | $2,595 | Advanced

BEST FOR NEW RIDERS

San juan islands bike tour, trek travel.

Explore this idyllic Washington State archipelago with a pair of knowledgeable guides, doable mileage (daily average: 20), and a bike that suits you best (choose a Domane SL7 Disc or a Verve+ e-bike). Wide open views of rolling farmland, the Pacific Ocean, and the majestic Cascades will distract you from any first-trip jitters. Multiple daily route options and a support van let you comfortably ride at your own pace. Fuel up on local cuisine at some of the islands’ most acclaimed restaurants, and overnight at boutique inns.

6 days | 120 miles | $3,499 | Recreational/Intermediate

Savannah to Charleston | Sojourn

Manageable daily mileage and tree-lined routes make this great for first-timers.

7 days | 60–130 miles | $3,765 | Recreational

BEST PRO TRAINING GROUNDS

Malibu challenge bike tour.

DuVine is known for crafting incredible cycling experiences, and their four-day trip in and around the Santa Monica Mountains is no exception. You’ll hit iconic local climbs like Latigo Canyon, Stunt and Piuma Roads, and the twisty hairpin turns on Decker. You’ll grab espresso at Pedalers Fork, a well-loved bike-themed eatery in Calabasas. And you’ll stay at the luxe Four Seasons Westlake Village while dining on farm-to-table meals accompanied by selections from California winemakers and breweries. DuVine can also customize a private tour by extending the trip length or increasing your daily mileage.

4 days | 165–185 miles | $3,995 | Advanced

Texas Ride Camp | Trek Travel

Ride the ranchlands and rolling terrain of Texas Hill (and wine!) Country, which has long been a secret winter-training hotspot for pro cyclists.

7 days | 290–350 miles | $1,799 | Advanced

BEST FOR WINE/BEER LOVER

California wine country.

When your meals are prepared by a Michelin-star chef (avid cyclist Matthew Accarrino) in Sonoma County, paired with hand-selected local wines, and served after you’ve ridden anywhere from 22 to 82 miles, you know you’ve hit the jackpot. Routes snake along manicured vineyards and offer up plenty of robust climbs. Trips start and end in Healdsburg, a cozy hamlet with great spots for off-bike exploring. Groups max out at 12, making for an intimate vibe. Included luxuries like postride massages and laundry service for your kit add to the pampered feel.

5 days | 210 miles | $3,450 | Intermediate

Asheville Craft Beer Bike Tour | Outfitter Bicycle

This self-guided road tour includes stops at premier craft breweries in and around Asheville, North Carolina—including the bike-focused Oskar Blues in Brevard. Daily routes range from 8 to 75 miles, with a mountain bike option on day five.

6 days | 60–250 miles | starts at $1,595 | All levels

BEST BEACH-ADJACENT TOUR

Florida gulf beaches & rail trails bike tour, discovery bicycle tours.

Flat rail trails hug Florida’s scenic Gulf Coast and meander through state parkland for this weeklong trip. New riders will appreciate the super-chill pace and mostly traffic-free route. Off-bike options include kayaking, cultural visits (Salvador Dalí and Ringling Museums), and even an MLB spring training game. Sleep each night in a beachside hotel.

6 days | 140–210 miles | $2,495 | Recreational

Maui Biking | Great Explorations

Ride 25 to 65 miles each day, with options to customize: whale watching, daily yoga, and the option to tackle the 38-mile climb up the Haleakala volcano.

7 days | 260–375 miles | $2,750 | Intermediate

BEST CITY EXPERIENCE

Experience harlem tour, i bike harlem.

Get an intimate look at one of New York City’s most influential neighborhoods on this afternoon outing that introduces guests to the people and places that make the area a landmark district. You’ll ride through the heart of this vibrant section of northern Manhattan, and visit sites significant to Black culture and history, including churches, jazz clubs, speakeasies, museums, famous residences, and restaurants.

4.5 hours | 10 miles | $87 | Moderate

Baltimore, Richmond, Charlotte | Bike & Brunch Tours

All levels are welcome on these morning or afternoon tours that highlight Black history and community in one of three East Coast cities. Brunch is optional (and extra), but the temptation to grab a meal at a hidden local gem will be hard to resist.

3 hours | Up to 10 miles | $28–$43 | Recreational/Intermediate

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The Best EBike Trails in the United States

Nothing beats the feeling of a day out exploring trails on your eBike. The speed and versatility of electric mountain bikes allow riders to safely navigate some of the most ruggedly beautiful natural areas in the United States. 

The US has thousands of bike and backcountry trails that are open to eBikes. In addition, recent changes in legislation have opened up even more electric bike access to national parks and BLM land. Check out some of these EMTB riding tips for world-class eBike trails found across this beautiful nation. 

Best Off-Road Trails for EBikes

There are countless trails and backcountry riding opportunities across the United States. Choose from desolate deserts, sandy beaches, lush forests, or open rocky mountains; the options are endless. QuietKat electric bikes can even handle snow. Here’s just a taste of the eBike trails that are worthy of a road trip.

Hell’s Revenge: Moab, Utah

Length: 6.8 miles

Type: Double Track

Difficulty : Intermediate

Moab has long been a mecca for mountain bikers, so it’s no surprise that the Hell’s Revenge Trail would also be top of our list for eBikers. Hell’s Revenge is a popular trail for bikes, ATVs and 4x4s, but it’s even more enjoyable on a class one electric bike. This Slickrock trail lies northeast of Moab between the Sand Flats Road and the river. Hell’s Revenge takes you through multiple rugged sandstone features with 1,081 ft of steep climbing and -1,230 ft of descent. Riders will enjoy spectacular views as they take in the beautiful vistas of the La Sal Mountains and Arches National Park.

Utah has some of the best national parks for eclectic bike riding. While you shouldn’t assume that all Moab trails allow electric bikes, several other highly recommended Moab trails are open to eBikers. These include Slickrock Trail, Poison Spider Mesa, Dead Horse State Park, White Rim Trail, Sovereign, and Fins & Things. 

Hiawatha Trail: Shoshone County, Idaho

Length:  15 miles

Type:  One-way bike path

Difficulty:  Beginner

Idaho’s  Hiawatha Tail  is one of the most scenic stretches of railroad in the US. However, this trail offers something different from the off-road adventures on this list. Instead of tackling demanding terrain, you will follow an old railroad and go through ten train tunnels and seven trestles. 

Both traditional cycles and class 1 eBikes are currently allowed on the Hiawatha Trail, which is open between May and September. You can start your ride at the  East Portal Trailhead . Most riders go downhill and take a shuttle back up, but an eBike rider could tackle the uphill return using pedal assistance. This trail is an excellent choice for families or groups with varying levels of skill or fitness. 

South Mountain Park and Preserve: Phoenix, Arizona

Length: 70 miles

Type: Varies

Difficulty: Varies

South Mountain Preserve is one of America’s largest urban parks at more than 16,000 acres. Giant saguaro cacti punctuate the beautiful desert landscape, which is home to several popular mountain bike trails. Trails that allow eBikes include the steep, technically challenging Holbert Trail , the moderate National Trail , which features a waterfall, or the mellow Desert Classic Trail , which is excellent for all skill levels. 

Both class 1 and class 2 eclectic bikes are allowed in the park. Ebikers can ride on all 70 miles of trails in the park. However, riders should be aware and mindful that they will share these trails with traditional bikes, horses, and hikers.

Arizona has several other parks which allow eclectic bike access, and you can find other eBike trails in the Phoenix area. Nearby trails include White Tank Mountain Regional Park, Estrella Mountain Regional Park, and McDowell Mountain Regional Park.

Ocala National Forest: Orlando, Florida

Length: 200 miles of ATV/motorcycle trails.

Type: OHV Trails

Difficulty: Varies 

The Ocala is one of Florida’s biggest tourist attractions, and with good reason. The beautiful National Forest has 600 lakes and rivers for recreational use. Although electric bikes aren’t allowed on the Ocala mountain bike trails, they are allowed on over 200 miles of  ATV trails . Electric bikes can go anywhere that an ATV or 4x4 vehicle can go within Ocala National Forest.

The  Longleaf OHV Trail  is one of the many scenic routes open to eBikes within the Ocala North OHV Trail System. This 25-mile loop connects you to many other OHV trails, including Tobacco Patch, Hog Valley, and Pipeline OHV Trails, plus the Motorcycle and  Delancy Loops .

Mammoth Mountain Bike Park: Mammoth Lakes, California

Length: 80+ miles

Mammoth is well known as a winter sports and ski destination, but there’s also plenty of fun to be had in the summer. The Mammoth Mountain Bike Park is excellent for experienced bikers and newbies alike. This is a great destination to hire an EMTB for a few hours if you’re just a beginner and want to try out electric mountain biking without buying an eBike.

Trails are well marked by skill level, with options for beginner, intermediate and advanced riders. Mammoth Mountain Bike Park is the premier bike park in the USA, with 80+ miles of singletrack and jumps, berms and drops for more advanced riders. 

Many trails are freely accessible, including those that run between Mammoth Mountain and the Mammoth Lakes Village. However, if you want to head up the mountain, you’ll need to buy a pass if you need to access chairlifts, the Panorama Gondola, or the Bike Park Shuttle. Note that a bike park shuttle pass is often included with your electric cycle hire. 

A dedicated bike park is a great way to learn about electric mountain biking. You can experience the thrill of eBikes in a beautiful setting - without worrying about sharing the trails with ATVs or hikers.

St Joe State Park: St. Francois County, Missouri

Length:  2,000 acres designated for off-road uses

Type:  State Park

Difficulty:  Varies

St Joe State Park in Missouri is a rare find for off-road enthusiasts. The park, known as the  Old Lead Belt , is one of only two off-road vehicle designated areas in the state park system. This is a beautiful state park with great variety in terrain. 

There are 2,000 acres set aside for off-road vehicle use, including mud, sandhills and flats, two lakes, and two swimming beaches. With a  QuietKat eBike , you can easily tackle these changes in terrain and explore the best the park offers.

Poison Spider Mesa: Moab, Utah

Length: 17.49 miles

Type: Lollipop loop

Difficulty: Advanced

Poison Spider Mesa is another trail in Moab that offers striking views. This 4×4 double-track trail is challenging and not for the faint of heart. The terrain varies, with some sandy stretches of sandstone riding. Start the trail on Poison Spider Mesa Road and after 5.3 mi, make a right at the Golden Spike/Poison Spider Mesa intersections. Continue for 2.8 miles to reach the viewpoint, where striking vistas await. 

Be careful not to detour onto the Portal Singletrack and Goldbar Rim Singletrack, as these are currently designated as non-motorized routes and not open to eBikes.

Rubicon Trail: Georgetown, California 

Length: 22 miles

Type: Multi-use out and back

The renowned Rubicon Trail can be found in the High Sierras near the beautiful Lake Tahoe in Placer County. The eastern end of this challenging 4-wheel drive trail starts in Tahoma and covers 22 miles to Georgetown. The trail is not maintained, but your full-suspension eBike can handle that. To reach the eastern trailhead, leave Tahoe City and follow 89 south about nine miles. Turn into a residential area when you see signs for the McKinney-Rubicon Trail. The signposted entrance is half a mile into the residential area.

The Rubicon Trail is a challenging trail that’s considered the premiere OHV route in the United States. However, if you’re looking for something more manageable, then the wider Lake Tahoe area has many other beautiful vistas to explore on an eBike. 

Imogene Pass: Ouray, Colorado

Length: 11.6 miles

Type: Singletrack, multi-use

If you’re not afraid of heights, then this is the trail for you. The high mountain Imogene Pas s trail is found in the San Juan Mountains in the southwest of Colorado. It’s the second-highest vehicular mountain crossing in the state. The trail starts just past the lower Camp Bird and is immediately challenging with granite slabs and large step-downs. 

Imogene Pass is a challenging trail but one we’ve proven you can tackle in the QuietKat Jeep eBike .The road reaches incredible heights 13,117 feet above sea level. While riding, take in the unforgettable views of Bridal Veil and Ingram Falls, as well as the historic mining town of Tomboy.

This list offers just a taste of the adventures and trails available to you on an eBike. In addition, there are many lesser-known local gems you may be able to find in your local area. 

It’s important to remember that not all bike paths and trails are open for electric bikes. Check out our guides to see regulations for eBike usage by state . Laws differ across states, cities, and counties. For national and state parks, be sure to do your research before heading out.

Access for eBikes on trails in national and state parks has been steadily expanding, so check regulations periodically to see if new trail options have opened up.

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5 best e-bike trails in the u.s. you must know.

Among the other things, the United States are known for their exceptional bike trails across America. And if you take your e-bike with you, you will not only get the best scenic view, but you will get there fast enough. The popularity of E-bikes has risen to the level that they are today even more demanded than regular bikes, and the bike trails across America are an excellent opportunity to explore and see the benefits of the E-bike yourself. Some of the most beautiful landscapes and nature of the United States can easily be explored with the best electric bike for long-distance touring. These tours are long, but with your E-bike , the trip will be comfortable. No matter if you are going into the desert, the beach, the forest, the mountain, etc. all of these long-distance trails can easily be covered with the e-bike. The United States offers thousands of cycling routes that are suitable and easily accessible and can be visited with electric bicycles. All of the scenic and beautiful trails  in the country are best to be explored with the long range electric bike . Here are the 5 best E-Bike trails you must know and explore with your E-bike: 1. Hell’s Revenge

Hell's Revenge is one of the most famous bike trails in America. It is located in Moab, Utah and it runs for 6.8 miles. The precise location is northeast of Moab, between the Sand Flats Road and the river. Many consider it is as the best option for mountain bikers, and that is why it comes high on the lists of the most chosen trailers for E-Bikers. What makes it stand out is that the E-bikers can go through multiple rugged sandstone features that come with 1081 Ft of steep climbing and -1230 Ft of descent. Additionally, the nature and the view are truly amazing. Going through the trail, the e-bikers are faced with absolutely marvelous views of the La Sai Mountains and the Arches National Park.

It is very well known that Utah has some of the best national parks in the entire USA. That puts it as a favorable choice for the e-bikers as well, since it offers trails through these national parks, perfectly suitable for riding.

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2.   Katy Trail

Katy Trail runs for 237 miles, across most of the state of Missouri. What makes it pretty extraordinary is that it is a part of the Missouri State Park, and almost half of the trail's length follows Lewis and Clark's path up the Missouri River. This scenic route offers an amazing experience and fabulous views. Just after the river. The trails continue to peaceful farmland and small-town Americana. The trail is pretty flat, and scenic, making it ideal for hiking, running and perfect for E-bikers. For a break, the trail offers wonderful restaurants and accommodation.

3.   Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail

Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail is an exceptional choice for the hikers and E-bikers that would love to do some exploration and get a taste of Washington's diversity. The trail follows the corridor of the Milwaukee Road and the linear park runs from the west of North Bend to Columbia River and continues to the Idaho border. The trail shows and offers a lot of tunnels and trestles. The E-bikers are offered the unique experience of riding through a picturesque variety of ecosystems that make the experience even more unforgettable.

4.   Mammoth Mountain Bike Park

With a length of more over than 80 miles, Mammoth Mountain Bike Park is located near the mammoth Lakes in California. This ideal place for winter sports and ski destinations is a very popular one during the summer season too. Especially for the E-bikers, this place offers so many opportunities for E-bikes pros and beginners. All of the trails are well marked by skill level. This means that there are just enough opportunities for beginners, intermediates, and advanced E-bikers. Moreover, this park is considered a premier bike park in the USA, mainly because of its length and the amenities it offers its riders. The best trails are the ones running between Mammoth Mountain and the Mammoth Lakes Villages, all freely accessible, with a beautiful setting for all those looking to take their E-bike for an exploration ride.

5.   The Shining Sea Bikeway

The Shining Sea Bikeway is located in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The bike trail, in the length of around 11 miles, comes around the coast from Falmouth, MA to Woods Hole, MA, beyond North Falmouth, MA ending up the Vineyard Sound shoreline. These bike trails are suitable for any level of cyclists as well as the E-bikers too. The entire route is full of wonderful landscapes and scenery that make the ride even more enjoyable and memorable. The trail is pretty easy for riding, with just a few places with a slight slope.

Riding through a city is a thing that has become a lifestyle and necessary. However, planning a long-distance electric bike trip is something that is just exciting and that will move away from the everyday routine. The scenic parks and the bike trails they provide are an excellent option for all the e-bikers that want to do some exploring on their own, see nature, and experience biking on the most suitable and interesting bike trails around the USA. There is no better way to explore your E-bike than get into the groove or cycling on different terrain  and all the properties that the trails offer.

Besides these 5 E-bike routes, the USA offers a lot of other routes that are ideal and suitable for E-bikers. Riding an E-bike on a special bike trail is an entirely new experience, worth trying.

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One of the best and greenest ways to experience the beauty of the world is by bike. Just start pedaling and the journey becomes as important as the destination. These top companies have been nominated by an expert panel for their fantastic guided and self-guided tours that take you around the globe on two wheels.  Which bike tour company would you most like to tour with? Vote for your favorite once per day until polls close on Monday, May 27 at noon ET. The 10 winning tour companies will be announced on Wednesday, June 5. Read the official  Readers' Choice rules . 

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Adventure Cycling

A dedicated advocate for all forms of biking, Adventure Cycling has compiled more than 50,000 miles of bike routes across North America since their inception in 1973. While seasoned cyclists are welcome to peruse their interactive map as they plan their next journey, the company also offers a wealth of guided tours, with regions ranging from the Florida Keys to the Pacific Northwest.

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Backroads believes in the transformative power of going at your own pace, which is why the company offers bike tours for every type of rider. Guests ride custom-built titanium bikes on itineraries in some 55 countries. In the United States, tours include everything from Death Valley or Saguaro National Park to Martha’s Vineyard or the Hudson Valley.

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Bicycle Adventures

Bicycle Adventures’ motto is "stay curious, eat well, and pedal happy." With more than 35 years of experience in the industry, that’s just what many a guest does, whether biking the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway in Wyoming or riding through Oregon’s Columbia Gorge. Itineraries cover 11 states, along with around a dozen countries.

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BikeHike Adventures

With curated tours across five continents, BikeHike Adventures showcases the diverse landscapes and cultures across the globe from the comfort of a bicycle. While strictly-cycling excursions can be booked across destinations like Colombia, Ireland, and Morocco, ambitious adventurers can also sign up for a multi-sport itinerary for some added hiking and kayaking.

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BikeTours.com

BikeTours.com specializes in organizing biking tour experiences in over 30 European countries. They offer both guided and self-guided tours geared towards all experience levels from leisure riders to biking enthusiasts. Riders can also enjoy family-oriented tours and a combination of biking/boating adventures.

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Bubba's Pampered Pedalers

Bubba's Pampered Pedalers offers the ultimate bicycling vacation options. Whether taking a weeklong or cross-country tour, or simply overnighting at a hotel or bed-and-breakfast, you'll experience some of the best scenery from D.C. to Colorado or the sunny coasts of Florida. 

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Carolina Tailwinds

Carolina Tailwinds offers multiday, inn-to-inn bicycle tours to destinations largely around the eastern United States, with all bicycle vacations providing a nice balance between physical activity and relaxation. From flat and easy to hilly and challenging, there are bike routes to choose from for all levels of riders. Guests stay at boutique hotels and country inns, with breakfasts and most lunches and dinners included.

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Ciclismo Classico

Ciclismo Classico is a woman-founded bike tour company that specializes in educational trips to European countries and the Northeast United States. Cyclists are fully immersed in the local art, language, music, and delicious cuisine of each unique area, aiming to meet the company's goal of providing an adventure their guests will never forget.

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DuVine Cycling + Adventure Co.

DuVine's mission is "for every traveler to experience the world by bike." These luxury bike tours focus heavily on food and wine, and itineraries often include family-run restaurants and boutique accommodations. You’ll find tours around the globe, including domestic options in California, the Hudson Valley, Maine, and Vermont, among others.

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Exodus Adventure Travels

Founded 50 years ago, Exodus Adventure Travels offers small group and self-guided cycling trips to over 100 countries. Cycling tours include leisurely exploration in places like Portugal and the Baltics, as well as more challenging routes in places like Sicily, Panama, and Sri Lanka.   

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ExperiencePlus! Bicycle Tours

ExperiencePlus! is one of the oldest and most well-respected bike touring companies based in the United States. For more than a half-century, adventurous cyclists and active travelers have joined their guided bike tours and followed along some of the most delightful roads in the world. ExperiencePlus! provides both novice and seasoned cyclists alike with local tour leaders, thoughtful routes, and plenty of cultural immersion.

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Great Explorations

Built around being environmentally conscious, Great Explorations believes in leaving the environment around the biking trips the way it was found. As a boutique travel company with tours taking place across multiple continents, they create one-of-a-kind experiences that include charming hotels and unique dining experiences with cycling days that range between 25-40 miles.

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Intrepid Travel

Launched in 1989, Intrepid Travel offers more than 1,000 voyages across the globe — and cycling tours are no exception. In addition to classic biking destinations like Provence and Tuscany, the company has mastered the art of shining a spotlight on underrated regions, operating bike excursions to Sri Lanka, Slovenia, Tanzania, and a wealth of other countries.

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REI is a household name for adventure seekers and outdoorsy tourists alike. Cycling enthusiasts will want to check out their biking adventures around some of the nation's best national parks, which range from three to six days in duration.

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Summer Feet Cycling

Summer Feet Cycling was founded more than two decades ago, offering bicycle tours of Maine. Today, the company continues to introduce visitors to the Pine Tree State, with additional tour offerings in Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Europe.

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Timberline Adventures

Timberline Adventures provides guided and self-guided cycling tours throughout the United States and Canada. All guided adventures include lodging, support from a sag wagon, and most meals. Destinations include Death Valley National Park, the Northwest Passage, Aspen, and more.

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Trek Travel

Trek Travel leads all kinds of adventure tours to all corners of the globe, but the company got its start in bicycling trips. From North America to Europe, and South America to the Asia-Pacific region, see the world with personalized care and fantastic guides for your type of cycling style. 

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VBT Bicycling Vacations

Guests traveling with VBT can choose their trip by activity level: easy, easy/moderate, moderate, or moderate/challenging. Guided and self-guided itineraries explore destinations around the globe, including the Vermont countryside, South Carolina Lowcountry, and the Sonoran Desert of Arizona.

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Wilderness Voyageurs

From the arid depths of New Mexico to the lush forests of the Olympic Peninsula, Wilderness Voyageurs provides guests with an opportunity to traverse some of the most gorgeous bike paths across the lower 48. While road, gravel, and mountain bike tours are all available, the company's inn-to-inn rail trail tours offer a more relaxing perspective on the sport, combining outdoor adventure with cozy accommodations throughout the trip.

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Description: Discover the home of the first US President, George Washington, on a guided bike tour of his grand estate, with the added benefit of bike rental. Picturesque gardens, stables, and a home of inestimable history overlook placid blue waters, and you'll have…

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• All bike tours
• E-bikes available
• Primarily bike paths
• Family friendly
• Bike and boat
• First timers
• Gravel Bike Tours
• United States day tours
• Alexandria, VA day tours
• Atlanta, GA day tours
• Miami, FL day tours
• New York City, NY day tours
• San Francisco, CA day tours
• Washington, DC day tours
• San Diego, CA day tours
• Santa Monica, CA day tours
• Napa Valley, CA day tours
• Morro Bay, CA day tours
• Solana Beach, CA day tours
• Bryce Canyon, UT day tours
• Milwaukee, WI day tours
• San Antonio, TX day tours
• Santa Barbara, CA day tours
• Savannah, GA day tours
• New Orleans, LA day tours
• Honolulu, HI day tours
• Portsmouth, NH day tours

Bike tour countries

• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Czech Republic
• South Africa
• Switzerland
• United States
• Bike day tours
• Family-friendly tours
• Discounts and special offers

Top destinations

Top tour categories.

• Great for first-timers